Sentence examples for devising reform from inspiring English sources

"We see ourselves more as an organisation disseminating inter-disciplinary views that enhance human rights and mutual respect, not as a religious organisation devising reform theology.

The president said he had rejected calls to scrap the current regulatory network, opting instead to devise reforms "to pinpoint the structural weaknesses that allowed for this crisis".

But whatever the possible impact, the tally should be completed -- to gain a fuller understanding of what happened in one of the strangest balloting experiences in American history, and to devise reforms that will head off a recurrence.

Gorbachev had to devise a reform program in the face of oppostion from many top Party leaders.

First, you fail to note that New York state's highest court began by interpreting the state constitution and giving elected officials a year to devise a reform plan consistent with this interpretation.

There were reports in Germany that Mr Hollande had hired as an economic adviser the former Volkswagen executive  Peter Hartz, who is credited with devising the reforms of the German labour market a decade ago which restored the strength of the country's economy.

The approaches can help to foster educational changes by: guiding university leaders in devising curricula reforms to promote sustainability learning; providing students with opportunities to reflect upon the topic; and bridging the gap between the activities being done at the university to foster sustainability and student perception of what needs to be achieved.

The only way to seize that opportunity is to devise a reform -- and it need not be simple -- that will unite left and right, progressive and tea partier, and the great and growing middle.

In 2003, in response to the growing menace of counterfeit drugs, the Indian government commissioned an expert committee under Dr. R.A. Mashelkar to examine the counterfeit drug problem and to devise a reform of the regulatory system in India.

They have already handpicked a 250-member panel to draft a new document within 120 days and with it, to devise political reforms for the country's broken political system.

They will show whether Mr Darling can devise welfare reforms in his new job as easily as he blocked them in his old one.The prime minister's aides say that Mr Cunningham the cabinet's new enforcer will stamp out squabbling in the government.